Terrence Forte opens the HBCU Museum
Historically Black Colleges and Universities have played a significant role in the lives of people of color when it pertains to higher education. While some
April 13, 2018
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Historically Black Colleges and Universities have played a significant role in the lives of people of color when it pertains to higher education. While some
Prison B.R.E.A.K. is an acronym for Building Relationships Empowerment and Knowledge I was sitting at one of my usual spots enjoying a Red Bull and
Blavity is taking female empowerment to a whole new level. 21Ninety, a sub-brand of the Blavity conglomerate, is a lifestyle brand focused on the empowerment
Al Green, take us home! 🎶 pic.twitter.com/CSjMvcYdbH — NatCivilRightsMuseum (@NCRMuseum) April 5, 2018 On Wednesday, April 4, 2018, the temperatures may have been steadily decreasing
Summer in Chicago is a time to relax, enjoy great outdoor events and mingle with amazing people. Meet Allison Jordan, she has co-produced a number
Tyree Smith is determined to highlight the art culture of Atlanta. After years in the party promoting business, Smith transitioned to the art scene after
The 2018 American Black Film Festival Honors honored director Ava DuVernay with the Industry Visionary Award, comedian Tiffany Haddish with the Rising Star Award, actor
In recent years, America has seen a major shift in the support of legalizing marijuana. Although many states have moved to pass the legalization of
So much has transpired—both good and unfortunate—in the 50 years that have passed since Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was felled by an assassin’s bullet.
On April 4, we are reminded of the day that one of the world’s most peaceful activists, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., was assassinated at the
Author, poet, memoirist, and activist Dr. Maya Angelou penned a poem so impactful and empowering it was #blackgirlmagic years before it became a trending hashtag.
Award-winning rock ‘n’ roll photographer and artist Neal Hamilton stopped by the rolling out studio to discuss his latest piece, “Six Degrees of Musical Genius.”
Misty Copeland became a cultural icon as the first African American prima ballerina. Seeing a Black ballerina in a national spotlight inspired young Black girls
Jamie Bradley lives in her car. This writer met artist, writer and self-proclaimed “living life advocate” Jamie Bradley during a recent PR and media event.
Enneressa Davis is the CEO and founder of Praize Productions Inc. (PPI). An accomplished writer and producer, Davis has written, produced, and choreographed six full-length productions.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle‘s wedding invitations have been sent out. Kensington Palace has confirmed that the invitations for the couple’s big day on May
Nancy Musinguzi first picked up a camera at age 15. She started documenting her life, peers and her Somerset, New Jersey, suburb. Today, the executive
Meghan Markle is to join the British Royal family exhibition at Madame Tussauds. The former “Suits” actress is to be immortalized as a wax figure
While it was a particularly cool March evening outside the opening night of the 16th annual art exhibition of the Chicago Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma
The crack-cocaine era of the 1980s was the genocidal pill that was administered to Black Americans following the advancements of the civil rights era. Millions
